My 1/4 mi times.........
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My 1/4 mi times.........
I went to the races last night at Speedworld, my best run was a 16.4@84.3mph with a 2.4 60ft time. I think I did alright. I wanna get that 60ft time down to like 2.0 or 2.1. Got any suggestions how to do it???
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Well I think that your time is pretty good if all your mods are some mufflers and a hi-flo cat. I mean you have to take into account how old your car is. Have you replaced your precats with a header or straight pipe yet? What about an intake? If you don't have any aftermarket suspension then some new rear struts should help out as well.
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what kind of muffler you running and how do you like them? sound quality? i'm looking at some mufflers but don't want to go that expencive right now.
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james
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Jesus, i have nothing but gutted cats, cone filter (probably doesnt add much of anything..) with A/C PS and Smog pump still on (to activate the ports) and TB mod.. and i ran a 15.9 and i thought that was terrible.....hhmm... interesting
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I ran a 16.1 at 85.5 in my 'vert. 3" exhaust, cone intake, and crappy 3.9:1 stock convertible differential without LSD.
Remember the 'vert is about 300# heavier than the coupe.
Brad
Remember the 'vert is about 300# heavier than the coupe.
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hehe, 14.51 at 99.7 MPH...
That's before I got my S-AFC, replaced my gutted cat with a stainless presilencer,a nd got a new Y-pipe.. .. The AFC *REALLY* helped my midrange/low torque, so that ET should be down a chunk, but the MPH probably won't move much.... thats a slow time for that MPH, showing the real lack of midrange I had...
I just beat a turbo MR2, so I'm hoping I have about 14-14.2 @100 now!
Of course, I don't know for sure, so I probably don't, but I'm hoping!!
(But not too much...only real numbers will tell... I don't like to talk without being able to back it up...)
My car's gutless under 3000... It's a bitch to launch consistantly.
That's before I got my S-AFC, replaced my gutted cat with a stainless presilencer,a nd got a new Y-pipe.. .. The AFC *REALLY* helped my midrange/low torque, so that ET should be down a chunk, but the MPH probably won't move much.... thats a slow time for that MPH, showing the real lack of midrange I had...
I just beat a turbo MR2, so I'm hoping I have about 14-14.2 @100 now!
Of course, I don't know for sure, so I probably don't, but I'm hoping!!
(But not too much...only real numbers will tell... I don't like to talk without being able to back it up...)
My car's gutless under 3000... It's a bitch to launch consistantly.
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Stock 86-88 on a great running engine, like 20-60k should turn in a 15.8-15.9 at sea level, a guy a while back posted his time, a 15.84 BONE STOCK on a 90k mile engine, BamBam, what is the elevation, 14 sounds too high of a time, i was running a 14-14.3 on an N/A i had a while back with the stock ports.
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You talking turbo or non-turbo?
15.84 bone stock?  I find that hard to believe short of the running on slicks on an NA...
NO non-turbo is going to run a 15-second 1/4-mile while it's stock...
-Ted
15.84 bone stock?  I find that hard to believe short of the running on slicks on an NA...
NO non-turbo is going to run a 15-second 1/4-mile while it's stock...
-Ted
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An s5 maybe, but a s4??... I know some people say they are the same speed, but I have both s4 and s5, and have driven many, and I say the s5 is a lot faster.
14 flat on stock ports?????????? On an S4???????
I really wanna see the timeslip on that one!! I don't mean to call the BS flag.... I just wanna know!
14 flat on stock ports?????????? On an S4???????
I really wanna see the timeslip on that one!! I don't mean to call the BS flag.... I just wanna know!
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http://www.turbofast.com.au/Drag.html
Go mess with it.
hp should be rear wheel horsepower, so -15% off of bhp.
Kouki NA is 160hp - 15% = 136hp.
I'm punching in 3000# of weight, cause we need to include the driver.
I get 16.3 - now that's an IDEAL run.  No way the majority of you guys would cut a 2.0 60' time on your car, so 16.5 to 17.0 should be the average numbers you would see.  So far, that's EXACTLY the numbers I've seen most NA's run at the drag strip with my eyes.
The Kouki NA does have more power, but the Zenki NA is lighter.  It's a trade-off, and in the end, they are practically identical in 1/4-mile runs.
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Go mess with it.
hp should be rear wheel horsepower, so -15% off of bhp.
Kouki NA is 160hp - 15% = 136hp.
I'm punching in 3000# of weight, cause we need to include the driver.
I get 16.3 - now that's an IDEAL run.  No way the majority of you guys would cut a 2.0 60' time on your car, so 16.5 to 17.0 should be the average numbers you would see.  So far, that's EXACTLY the numbers I've seen most NA's run at the drag strip with my eyes.
The Kouki NA does have more power, but the Zenki NA is lighter.  It's a trade-off, and in the end, they are practically identical in 1/4-mile runs.
-Ted
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i dont have the time slip, it died along with the car when i hit a tree at 100mph but i did have the time slip of 14.4 with me and my buddy in the car, with my tool box and spare tire.
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What kind of mods???
Unless you lightened it by 500 lbs that calculates to 213 RWHP!!
So about 250 flywheel HP?????? Stock ports??
Something doesn't add up here, sorry man.
This is 1/4 mile, not 1/8 mile right??
Unless you lightened it by 500 lbs that calculates to 213 RWHP!!
So about 250 flywheel HP?????? Stock ports??
Something doesn't add up here, sorry man.
This is 1/4 mile, not 1/8 mile right??
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I've taken 3 different RXs to the drags. It's been my experience that you need to slip the clutch just a little to get them to launch hard. Pop the clutch at high rpms and you can start the rear wheels hopping like mad, that kills '60 times and tends to break parts.
The first time at the strip with my 93 R1 I had a worn stock clutch, it gave me absolutely wheel hop free launches because I could pop the pedal and the clutch would slip just a little. When I put in a ACT clutch I had to actively practice slipping it a little. best '60 time is 2.005sec in that car
Best '60 time in my 87 TII is 1.982sec, slipped the clutch (ACT) a little and I had auto-x tires running about 24 psi. I also have adjustable shocks and I run the fronts soft and the rears hard, leaving the rears soft makes it hunker down too much and the rear camber gets all crazy leaving only the inside of the rear tires touching the pavement. 13.425 @104 and 105 mph.
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The first time at the strip with my 93 R1 I had a worn stock clutch, it gave me absolutely wheel hop free launches because I could pop the pedal and the clutch would slip just a little. When I put in a ACT clutch I had to actively practice slipping it a little. best '60 time is 2.005sec in that car
Best '60 time in my 87 TII is 1.982sec, slipped the clutch (ACT) a little and I had auto-x tires running about 24 psi. I also have adjustable shocks and I run the fronts soft and the rears hard, leaving the rears soft makes it hunker down too much and the rear camber gets all crazy leaving only the inside of the rear tires touching the pavement. 13.425 @104 and 105 mph.
Jeff
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yea 1/4, i would guess it weighed roughly 2300lbs, interior was completely gutted, only had the seats, anything of extra weight was removed, i had a full exhaust with a pace setter header, gutted cat, 2 1/2" pipe at the gutted cat, a 6" long glass pack and a 2 1/2" pipe from there back, custom made intake, modded TB, removed all emissions, the 6 port system was working perfectly, shifting it at 7600rpm, had 205/50/15" I have absolutely no clue if it was ported or not, i bought the car with the stripped interior and all the weight reduction already done to it
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From what i hjave seen, S4 usually give better 1/4 time than the s5 NA cars. Dont ask me why, i think the lack of torque really hurts when you dont know how to launch a heavier car. But i've owned both. The S4 definitely feels slower
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